Leaks about Sony’s next-generation hardware are picking up steam, with a new leak pointing to possible specs and pricing for ...

While we don't know when or how the PlayStation 6 will appear, it is almost a certainty that it will. Rumors are already ...

Sony's rumored PlayStation handheld may be released around the same time as the PS6. The PS6 is expected to hit the market between late 2027 and late 2028. The next PlayStation handheld may hit ...

As for when the new PlayStation handheld may debut, the insider claimed that its chipset is expected to "tape out" (the final stage of integrated circuit design) a few months after the main PS6 ...

Kepler L2, a well-known leaker in the gaming community, has shared some information on the rumored PlayStation handheld. Although the release appears years away, according to Kepler L2, it will be ...

Sony’s rumored handheld won’t be able to match that legacy content catalog, but it could hit back with something Nintendo can’t offer: Raw performance and cinematic PlayStation titles.

PlayStation handheld may still require patches for PS5 games Leaker KeplerL2 (via Reddit) further claimed that although the handheld should run PS5 games without developer intervention ...

The insider posted to the NeoGAF forums, revealing purported details about a PlayStation portable console that is currently in development at Sony. The leaker states Sony is intending to release ...

The handheld is large enough as it is, but it draws even more attention to itself standing out against not just my PS Vita, but even my Steam Deck, Ayaneo Flip DS, and my plethora of all-black ...

Limit CPU to 8 threads Reduces GPU clocks by ~15% Cut GDDR 6 bandwidth in half Reduce 3D Audio Processing performance by 75% Limits PS5 Pro to 36 Compute Units No PSSR (PlayStation Spectral Super ...

A portable PS4 would be unusual; Sony would be making a new device for an old platform. We have seen this before with devices like the PS Vita TV.

The first PlayStation handheld had an uphill battle to climb. Nintendo had been crushing the handheld market since the late ’80s with the Game Boy, and the PSP had to go up against the DS.